Rick Lynch

Rick Lynch

Rick Lynch is a nearly 60-year member of Skyscrapers. He observes from his twin observatories located just over a mile from Seagrave Memorial Observatory, primarily interested in deep-sky observing, double stars, and comets and meteors. Rick also has a strong interest in researching important historical figures who have impacted amateur astronomy.

Last updated: July 21, 2025
  • Van Vleck Observatory
  • Van Vleck Observatory
  • Van Vleck Observatory
  • Saturn from Van Vleck Observatory
  • Saturn from Van Vleck Observatory
  • Van Vleck Observatory
  • Jupiter from Van Vleck Observatory
  • Jupiter from Van Vleck Observatory
  • Jupiter from Van Vleck Observatory
  • Van Vleck Observatory
  • Transit of Venus
  • Transit of Venus
  • Transit of Venus
  • Transit of Venus
  • Transit of Venus
  • Al Hall at AstroAssembly 2003
  • 5
  • Al Hall's Unitron Refractors
  • Jeff Regester
  • Peter Boyce at AstroAssembly 2003
  • Dr. John Mustard at AstroAssembly 2003
  • Scott Tracey at AstroAssembly 2003
  • AstroAssembly Evening Program
  • Gerry Dyck at AstroAssembly 2003
  • The Objective of the 20
  • The Objective of the 20
  • Looking at Mars through the 20
  • Looking at Mars through the 20
  • The Skyscrapers at Van Vleck Observatory
  • Mars from Van Vleck Observatory
  • Skyscrapers at Van Vleck Observatory
  • The Skyscrapers at Van Vleck Observatory
  • Looking at Mars through the 20
  • Mars Night
  • Mars Night
  • Mars Night
  • Mars Night
  • Mars Night
  • Mars Night
  • Mars Night
  • Mars Night
  • Mars Night
  • Comet Machholz
  • Comet Machholz